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Erin Rhae Biller, ND, FAIHM

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Erin Rhae Biller, ND, FAIHM, is a trailblazing licensed naturopathic doctor, celebrated for her pioneering work in integrative health and medicine. A proud graduate of the inaugural class at Bastyr University in California, Dr. Biller holds the distinction of being the first naturopathic doctor to undergo fellowship training in integrative health and medicine through the Academy of Integrative Health & Medicine (AIHM).

In clinical practice and everyday, Dr. Biller’s focus centers on the gut-brain-endocrine axis, longevity, and proactive healthcare focused on lifestyle medicine.

As a testament to her commitment to education and advancement in the field, Dr. Biller serves on the board of trustees at her alma mater, Bastyr University. Dr. Biller extends her expertise to the academic realm, teaching at UCSD extension and imparting valuable knowledge to aspiring healthcare professionals.

Beyond her professional commitments, she dedicates her free time to fostering community connections through hosting engaging and inclusive community dinners. Furthermore, Dr. Biller likes to create gluten-free and plant-forward culinary delights and travel to expand her connections to her passions, the planet, and a higher purpose.

Articles by Erin Rhae Biller, ND, FAIHM: Page 2

Sparkling Citrus Digestif
Erin Rhae Biller, ND, FAIHM
After a hearty meal, this Sparkling Citrus Digestif offers a refreshing way to promote digestion.
Pumpkin Coffee Creamer
Erin Rhae Biller, ND, FAIHM
Add this non-dairy pumpkin coffee creamer to your drinks for a caramel-like taste of fall.
Pumpkin Spice May Be Bad for Your Health
Erin Rhae Biller, ND, FAIHM and Kimberly Lord Stewart
Cinnamon can have several health benefits, but certain types are adulterated with dangerous additives. Learn how to make your own fall spice blends and healthy recipes to use them in.
Peanut-Free Chocolate Nut Butter Eggs
Erin Rhae Biller, ND, FAIHM
These simple, four-ingredient chocolate nut butter eggs taste just like Reese’s peanut butter eggs but without the peanuts.
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